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Jimmy and Rico
04:03
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Switchyard Blues
04:42
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Moonshiner
03:20
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The Road is a Song
03:22
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La Kiva
04:18
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Riverstone
04:48
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Stateline Road
05:28
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Second Wind
03:18
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How Can You Tell
03:57
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Right Between the Eyes
04:20
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Buffalo Springfield
03:16
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The Road Song Project Pecos, New Mexico
"The Road Song Project" is the latest songwriting and recording endeavor from Gary M. Gorence. Gary tours the southwest as a solo artist, and performs in Santa Fe, New Mexico with the band The Jakes. The road song... songs about the road, songs written on the road, songs that sound good while cruising down the road... Songs include tales of modern day outlaws, depression era moonshiners and more! ... more
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